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· My Ultimaker2 has problem with reading gcode file
Could be that the SD card is corrupt or damaged.
If it is corrupt, a "format" should be able to clean it up. However, it is best to do this with the "quick format" option disabled (at least, in Windows)
This is not caused by the STL.
Problems like this can be caused by not safely ejecting/removing the card from your computer.
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· My Ultimaker2 has problem with reading gcode file
Thanks a lot!
It was found that the problems are corrupted SD Card and corrupted STL file at the same time.
I fixed it both and made it!
Could be that the SD card is corrupt or damaged.
If it is corrupt, a "format" should be able to clean it up. However, it is best to do this with the "quick format" option disabled (at least, in Windows)
This is not caused by the STL.
Problems like this can be caused by not safely ejecting/removing the card from your computer.
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Could be that the SD card is corrupt or damaged.
If it is corrupt, a "format" should be able to clean it up. However, it is best to do this with the "quick format" option disabled (at least, in Windows)
This is not caused by the STL.
Problems like this can be caused by not safely ejecting/removing the card from your computer.
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Thanks a lot!
It was found that the problems are corrupted SD Card and corrupted STL file at the same time.
I fixed it both and made it!
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